DESCRIPTION: Magnificent, iridescent, glass’jack-in-the-pulpit’, collectible vase, by master glass artist, Stuart Abelman. Gorgeous hot-glass piece a spell-binding conversation starter! Displays wonderful texture & light-refraction in a stretched, rainbow iridescent finish over the flower blossum. Appearance shifts according to lighting! Base & reverse thickly cased: satin-clear glass over white. It’s 9-inches tall. NO damage BACKGROUND: Stuart Abelman earned his Master Fine Art (MFA) degree from U. He’s been creating masterful, hand-made, hot-glass art ever since. Stuart’s work continues prized by collectors, due to the beauty & fine quality AUTHENTICATION: Engraved signature “Abelman” /1986. No damage, impeccable condition. STRIKINGLY SUBLIME SIGNED Stuart ABELMAN Vase Jack-Pulpit Iridescent Studio ArT GLaSs. Try to ignore any flash, reflection or cast shadow. Item pictured is the same one you will receive. American Studio ArT GLaSs Signed. Reasonable offers are cheerfully entertained and frequently accepted! By master glass artist, Stuart Abelman. This gorgeous, signed hot-glass piece is truly a spell-binding conversation starter. Displays a wonderful texture and light-refraction in a rainbow iridescent, stretched finish (looks like’crackle’, but it’s not), over the wide, up-curled flower-blossom face. The iridescence shifts for fabulous looks according to lighting conditions. Glass base and reverse side are very thickly cased in clear, satin-finished glass over a white core. Inches tall and completely damage-free. Pontil/base is ground-flat, highly-polished, signed. We’ve tried to exhibit a range of lighting appearances (both, warm and cool). An excellent addition to any art glass collection, or a thoughtful gift for a special person. BACKGROUND : Stuart Abelman earned his MFA degree from U. Stuart’s work continues to be prized by collectors, due to their beauty & fine quality! See below, About the Artist. ” tall (21.60 cm) x 6½” wide x 3½ deep. WEIGHT: 1-Pound, 3-Ounces 533 g. EXCELLENT: Free from any damage or signs of restoration. FULL CONDITION REPORT: We thoroughly inspected this piece and found that no cracks, chips, nicks, scuffs, flea bites, flakes, hairlines, significant scratches (located other than weight-bearing base), repairs, stains, residue, evidence of grinding or signs of restoration could be seen or felt. Any natural indentations, bubbles, tool marks, carbon/ash deposits, and/or any other natural textural features are all original and normal for hand blown glass. Wear to the base is normal and consistent with age. Please review all high-resolution photos, at full size, in forming your own opinions. We remain at your disposal for any further information. Abelman Art Glass Studio. Stuart Abelman’s artistic ability was recognized at an early age, giving him the opportunity to study sculpture and painting as a young man. By seventeen he had quite an impressive portfolio. He was accepted to Carnegie Mellon University in Pennsylvania where he studied fine art for four years and there received his Bachelor of Fine Arts degree. It was in his senior year at Carnegie Mellon University that he first saw the brand new glass department. It was love at first sight. He devoted his entire senior year to glassblowing. Stuart then entered the graduate four-year Master of Fine Arts program at U. In California and proceeded to study and blow glass for four more intensive years. He received his Master of Fine Arts from U. By 1976 he had already created a body of work which was finding its way into art shows and galleries. In Stuart’s last year at U. El Camino College in California called to ask if he would run their glassblowing department. He did this as well as developing a flat glass program for them. After several years as a college instructor, Stuart realized that although he loved teaching, he did not have the time to create in glass all of the ideas he found himself sketching constantly. Stuart had always drawn and doodled on any available scrap of paper since he was very young. As he grew older this even included drawing borders on his college exam papers, but now he found himself drawing ideas for glass on paper napkins in restaurants and on airplane flights. It was time to start his own studio, so in 1977 Stuart left teaching and started Abelman Art Glass. Stuart spent much of this year building his studio: Furnaces, pot furnaces, glory holes, annealing ovens, glassblower benches, etc… And in 1977 the first furnace was lit at the Abelman Art Glass studio in Southern California. Although glassblowing was one of Colonial America’s first industries, and it enjoyed great popularity during the Art Nouveau period in the late 1800’s, hand blown art glass had all but disappeared from the American art scene until the 1970’s. Stuart Abelman was one of a select group of pioneering studio glass artists who saw the magic and challenge in glass and set about taking the medium further than ever before. Stuart uses his own formulas and the finest silica sand to ensure the purest quality glass possible. Each piece is made entirely of hot molten glass and is worked and completed at the furnace. All the colors and design patterns are formed from the hot glass. No paint is used. Many of the beautiful colors are made with gold, silver and other precious metals. Stuart’s glass pieces are shown in galleries and museums around the world and have become permanent additions to museum, private and celebrity collections here and overseas. His piece in the permanent collection of the Corning Museum is particularly notable for its infusion of life into a figurative sculpture in glass. Stuart Abelman was first to bring figurative sculpture to hand blown glass in the new art glass studio movement in the United States in the late 1960’s and early 1970’s. It was a hard sell back then but has become an established form of expression in the current art glass arena. Many glass artists now express themselves through figurative sculpture. Abelman’s early work in figurative sculpture led to his studio production of the unicorn which was chosen for the American Express Catalog in the 1980’s. Its success allowed him to expand his artistic endeavors in this area and led to his reptile and amphibian work. During these same years Stuart wanted to find another way to breathe life into glass in a way that would touch everyone, glass collector or not. The result of this desire was the series of Limited Edition Clowns which are much sought after. Nancy Bingham, an American authority on Murano clowns put Stuart Abelman’s clowns into her second book for private Murano clown collectors because of their uniqueness, level of difficulty and artistic expression. Stuart is currently designing the fortieth limited edition clown. Stuart also produces a series of exquisite Christmas ornaments that have graced the cover of Sunset Magazine as well as the White House tree. As long-time collectors, we diligently search out genuine art objects at great prices! All that we offer is w. Or was originally acquired for. We carefully clean and thoroughly examine each piece. Then, write an accurate description and shoot honest photos, so you’ll be equipt to evaluate the piece, almost as if it was in your hand! Only offering high quality, un-damaged antique, vintage, and modern art-glass, art & collectibles. 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Under ” More Actions ” simply choose Return This Item. Item must be packed in original materials–or equivalent–and will be FULLY INSURED. We’re easy to work with and make it easy for you! It is very rare. Proud to be a member of the. Glass and Pottery Sellers’ Association. Your satisfaction is our #1 Goal! Get Supersized Images & Free Image Hosting. Create your brand with Auctiva’s. Attention Sellers – Get Templates Image Hosting, Scheduling at Auctiva. Track Page Views With. Auctiva’s FREE Counter. The item “SPECTACULAR Stuart ABELMAN Vase Jack-in-the-Pulpit Iridescent ArT GLaSs SIGNED” is in sale since Monday, September 7, 2020. This item is in the category “Pottery & Glass\Glass\Art Glass\Studio/Handcrafted Glass”. The seller is “onmywatch” and is located in Naples, Florida. This item can be shipped to United States.

• Handmade: Yes
• Artist: Stuart Abelman
• Style: Art Nouveau
• Material: Glass
• Original/Reproduction: Original
• Brand: Abelman
• Type: Jack-in-the-Pulpit
• Country of Origin: United States
• Dimensions: 8½” tall (21.60 cm) x 6½” wide x 3½” deep
• Features: Dated (1986)
• Object Type: Vase
• Color: Blue
• Glassmaking Technique: Hand Blown
• Type of Glass: Iridescent
• Subject/Theme: Flower
• Country/Region of Origin: California